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ELECTRO-OPTICAL DEVICE, ELECTRONIC APPARATUS AND METHOD OF DETECTING INDICATING OBJECT

  • US 20090073141A1
  • Filed: 08/04/2008
  • Published: 03/19/2009
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/18/2007
  • Status: Abandoned Application
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1. An electro-optical device for driving an electro-optical element including a first electrode, a second electrode, and an electro-optical material provided between the first electrode and the second electrode, optical characteristics of the electro-optical material being changed according to an applied voltage, the device comprising:

  • a driving unit which drives the electro-optical element and switches a driving state of the electro-optical element in a predetermined cycle, between;

    a first driving state in which a first fixed potential is applied to the first electrode and a data potential according to gradation to be displayed is applied to the second electrode; and

    a second driving state in which a second fixed potential is applied to the first electrode and the data potential is applied to the second electrode;

    a display unit which displays an image on a display screen on the basis of the optical characteristics of the electro-optical element according to the data potential;

    a pickup unit which is provided on the display screen and outputs image data according to the amount of incident light;

    a first memory which fetches a portion of the image data to be used as a reference of comparison, and stores the portion as reference image data;

    a second memory which fetches a portion of the image data to be used as an object of comparison, and stores the portion as target image data;

    a difference image data generating unit which generates a difference between the reference image data read from the first memory and the target image data read from the second memory as difference image data; and

    a control unit which controls the write and the read of the first memory and the second memory such that

         1) the driving state of the electro-optical element corresponding to the reference image data read from the first memory and

         2) the driving state of the electro-optical element corresponding to the target image data read from the second memory become equal.

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